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D 35 sAs the car overtakes the motorcycle, the distance covered by them will be same. Let the total distance travelled be S and time taken while overtaking is t.
Now for the motor cycle the maximum speed attained is given as:
36km/h=36×518=10m/s
Given that the acceleration of bike is =1.0m/s2
the motor cycle takes time t1 to attain the maximum speed and it is given by:
v=u+at1⇒10=0+1.0×t1
t1=10s (since u = 0)
The distance covered by motocycle in attaining the maximum speed is
S1=0+12at21=12×1.0×(10)2=50m
The time during which the motorcycle moves with maximum speed is (t−10)s.
The distance covered by the motorcycle during the time is
S'1=10×(t−10)
=(10t−100)S'1=10×(t−10)=(10t−100)m
∴ Total distance traveled by motorcycle in time t is
S=S1+S'1
=50+(10t−100)
=(10t−50)m ....... (i)
Now similarly for car :
Maximum speed attained by the car is
=54km/h=54×518=15m/s
Since its acceleration of the car is =0.5m/s2
The time taken by it to attain the maximum speed is given by
15=0+0.5×t2 or t2=30s (since u = 0)
The distance covered by the car in attaining the maximum speed is
S2=0+12at22=12×0.5×(30)2
=225m
The time during which the car moves with maximum speed is (t - 30) s.
The distance covered by the car during this time is
S'2=15×(t−30)=(15t−450)
∴ Total distance travelled by car in time t is
S=S2+S'2=225+(15t−450)=(15t−225)m ...(ii)
From equations (i) and (ii), we get
10t−50=15t−225
10t−50=15t−225
⇒5t=175
⇒t=35s